Partners, Friends and Where to Find Writory
The Writory International Poetry Contest is listed, featured or shared by the organisations below: Reedsy, The Prosperity Paradox, Writing Africa, SA Writers College, UK Writers College, Save As Writers, Poetry Kit, Duotrope, Christopher Fielden, Writing Competitions, Poetry Ireland, The Ontario Poetry Society, Queensland Writers Centre, Writing Corner, Escrita Selvagem, NAWE, the National Association for Writers in Education, Funds for African Writers, Creative Writing NZ. Each is an independent writing organisation, competition directory or writers' resource that carries the contest for its own readers.
- Reedsy. A leading global platform connecting authors with editors and designers, and home to one of the most-used directories of writing contests and opportunities, where the Writory Monthly Poetry Contest is featured.
- The Prosperity Paradox. A youth-led platform helping young people build financial literacy, discover educational and career opportunities, and develop the practical skills to create a more prosperous future, supporting young people across countries and backgrounds.
- Writing Africa. A leading resource for African writers and poets, sharing carefully curated competitions and opportunities. The Writory contest is featured in its monthly opportunities roundup.
- SA Writers College. One of South Africa's foremost writing schools, guiding new and established writers toward publication and opportunities.
- UK Writers College. A long-established online writing school (training writers since 2005) whose monthly writing competitions section features the Writory Monthly Poetry Contest.
- Save As Writers. A long-running UK writers' group supporting poets and writers through workshops, events, competitions and a warm, active writing community.
- Poetry Kit. A long-running resource for poets that maintains one of the most consulted competition listings online, where the Writory Monthly Poetry Contest appears.
- Duotrope. The respected submissions database used by writers worldwide to find markets and contests.
- Christopher Fielden, Writing Competitions. One of the most trusted, hand-maintained lists of writing and poetry competitions online.
- Poetry Ireland. Ireland's national organisation for poetry, sharing opportunities with its community of poets.
- The Ontario Poetry Society. A society for Ontario poets running its own competitions and readings, which lists the Writory Monthly Poetry Contest on its links page.
- Queensland Writers Centre. Queensland's peak body for writers, based at the State Library of Queensland, whose Pen & Pixel newsletter features the Writory Poetry Competition in its Competitions and Opportunities round-up.
- Writing Corner. A long-running resource of writing contests and opportunities for writers.
- Escrita Selvagem. A Brazilian resource for writers, covering creative writing craft and the literary career, and keeper of a carefully maintained directory of literary contests that award cash prizes, where the Writory Monthly Poetry Contest is listed for Portuguese-speaking poets.
- NAWE, the National Association for Writers in Education. The United Kingdom's professional body for writers working in education, supporting writers, teachers and lecturers through its journal Writing in Education, its Writers' Compass advice service and a members' bulletin of opportunities, where the Writory Monthly Poetry Contest is listed.
- Funds for African Writers. A platform by Writers Space Africa connecting African writers with funding, publishing and creative opportunities worldwide, where the Writory Monthly Poetry Contest is featured in full.
- Creative Writing NZ. New Zealand's online creative writing school, whose writing competitions section features the Writory International & Global Poetry Contest on its homepage.
Writory runs a monthly international poetry contest open to writers aged 13 and above in any language, with cash prizes, a score for every entrant and a participation certificate. Entries close on the 25th of each month. Enter the contest, read the winning poems, or get in touch about a partnership.